To investigate how patients with macular scotomas use residual functional retinal areas to
inspect visual detail, a scanning laser ophthalmoscope (SLO) was used to map the retinal …

A contact-lens technique was used to record eye movements made by two subjects
instructed either to" fixate" stationary white-light targets or to" hold" their eyes in position in …

To elucidate how patients with macular scotomas use residual functional retina for
inspecting visual detail and reading, we tested three patients with dense macular scotomas …

Purpose: It is difficult to determine the position of a preferred retinal locus (PRL) relative to
the fovea in scanning laser ophthalmoscope (SLO) images as a result of disease-related …

The scanning laser ophthalmoscope (SLO) provides a highquality television image of the
retina using less than 1/1000 of the light required for conventional indirect ophthalmoscopy …

Driving requires effective coordination of visual, motor, and cognitive skills. Visual skills are
pushed to their limit at night by decreased illumination and by disabling glare from oncoming …

Hydrogel contact lens surfaces partially desiccate during extended interblink intervals,
producing a microscopically rough and irregular surface that scatters light. Such light …

The scanning laser ophthalmoscope (SLO) system has been modified to permit direct retinal
perimetry. A movable pinhole in a retinal conjugate plane furnishes a mapping stimulus …

Registration of retinal images taken at different times frequently is required to measure
changes caused by disease or to document retinal location of visual stimuli. Cross …

Background: After photorefractive keratectomy using excimer lasers (193 nm), most corneas
show a marginal loss of transparency (haze) and the assessment of its magnitude in clinical …